Chapter 3! Nominative & Accusative!

Boost your Latin skills! Practice Nominative & Accusative cases and vocabulary.

Match each LATIN word with its ENGLISH meaning: ambulo I walk vinco I conquer, I win curro I run Urbs, urbis, f city Ancilla, ancillae, f. slave girl Type in the ENGLISH meaning beside each LATIN word: amicus, amici, m. friend clamo I shout senator, senatoris, m. senator primus first equus, equi, m. horse festino I hurry gladius, gladii, m. sword Select the correct English meaning from the word bank! PER = throughOMNIS = all, everyCLAMOR, CLAMORIS, M = shouting, noiseCUM = withMULTUS = much, manyDICO = I say, speak, tellINFELIX = unluckyLAETUS = happy Choose the correct NOMINATIVE NOUN for the sentence. Look at the VERB to determine if you need singular or plural.??? in Circo sedent. senator senatores Choose the correct NOMINATIVE NOUN for the sentence. Look at the VERB to determine if you need singular or plural.??? vinum bibit. puella puellae Choose the correct NOMINATIVE NOUN for the sentence. Look at the VERB to determine if you need singular or plural.??? in urbe ambulant. amicus amici Choose the correct VERB for each sentence. Look at the NOUN to determine if you need singular or plural.Equi in Circo ??? festinat festinant Choose the correct VERB for each sentence. Look at the NOUN to determine if you need singular or plural.Sabina patrem ??? videt vident Choose the correct VERB for each sentence. Look at the NOUN to determine if you need singular or plural.Canes in via ??? currit currunt Choose the CORRECT word to fill in each blank based on its ENGLISH meaning: Gisco canes in insula videt. Gisco sees dogs in the apartment building.Rufina canem in popina videt. Rufina sees a dog in the bar.Ego puellas saluto.I greet the girls.Amicus cum puella ambulat. The friend walks with the girl. Faustus cibum habet. Faustus has food.Mercator multos cibos vendit. The merchant sells many foods